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AroLlA, Pa, Oct. 4:-F. W. Kleier
treasurer Of the Pittsburgh Synod, yes
terday reported that s4.s3l had been con,
tributed to mission work this year, and
with what had been reported previously
the total benevolent contributions from
this amall synod are $5,44S 49, Rev. J.
W. Poiliubarser preached the ordination
oermon, Mr.. George Haunn was II.
censsd to preach for one year, and O.
a. Britt, of West Virginia, q licentiate oi
this synod, waa set apart for the ministry
by tho laying on OF hands. j 'I531
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sll1rwREcK on LAKE M1cH1aAN,

slIIrWRECK ON LAKE M1Cu1GA AN.
Tho California Coca to Pieces In n Storm,
5:5 Several Lives Lost. ,'gi
DETROIT, MlcH, Oct. 4.-The propeller
California, commanded by Capt. Trowoll,
left Chicago Saturday night bound for
Montreal. She was laden with twenty
Thousand bushels Of corn and seven hun.
dred barrels Of pork and carried a crow OF
twenty-five peraops and ALEC had three
passengers. She encountered heavy
wind early Monday morning of the Des.
vers and at 4 P. II. the sea had increased
80 that It was impossible to steer her, and
three hundred barrels OF pork were thrown
overheard without holpiny her much.
About II P. N, I, when just above st, Hole.
ma Island the Sea broke in the gang wayo
and put out the fires. q She then sw,l;o
around in the trough OF the sea and began
bxeaking up. The Captain ordered the
boats lowered but ahe was 80 badly listed
that it was impossible to lower but one.
The captain went into the cabin to got
the PASSENGERS out, but when he returned
found the first msto and several men had
lett with tho boat. The nteamer now bs.
gan rapidly breaking up, and soon all
handa we're struggling in the water. The
captain and engineer succeeded in getting
boat looae from the wreck, and picked
up the second engineer Cook and one
lady passenger. Their boat dsiited down
along side the propeller Folsom, which
Was anchored under st. Helena, and Was
picked up and brought here. Another
bost had succeeded in getting ashore noar
point La Barbe. The steamer Paxton
picked up one man who was drifting down
the strsits on some ,wreckags. Among the
lost ere George Foley, Puraer, Cornelius
Conneston, Of Detroit, a passenger; Ella
Papps, stewardess; Arthur Hazard, cabin
boy, and Robert Grant. The shore for
i've miles above here is strewn with
wreckage. Captain Trowell says all were
supplied with life preGervers, and it is
probable that all the bodies will be re-
covered. ssT b y sif3,ss;.fts- : i {
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~ s.ysaiI iI... &. I, 10. f,-..Is,zy g's..r5
I z, n. G. Villas Sues u LnWyer,

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 4 William Welsh,
an eccentric lawyer, formerly OF Madison,
Wisconsin, has been indicted by the grand
jury Tor iihelling Postmaster General
Villas in q little sheet called the Home
Diary which Mr.. Welsh publishes for his
own amusoment. In this paper Welsh
haa CHARGED Villas with wrsckinH the
Maaison Mutual Insurance Company and
ombezzling Its funds. ii, 5';5 A
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Ovation to Fairchtitl's Successor.

MisvEApalls, MINI, Oct. 4.-Com'
mander,:n Chief J. P. Res, Of tho Grand
Army Of the Republic, srrlvod in this city
Last evening and Was met BY Q delegation
oil comsadsa q. The head OF q procession
numbssing about 5000 mon. a short
march through tho principal ctreotl
brought the procession 70 the Exposition
hall, whore Mayor Ames made an address
OF welcome. Commanie. Res responded
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= . T. d.
Y MINNEAPOLIS, MlsS, Ocs 4.-The. Ma
tional Farmsra' Alliance begsn its seventh
animal convention here this rornius
with fifty delegates present from Illinois,
Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
and Dakota. The only business transacted
this morning was the appointment OF the
usual committees: Secretary Milton
George, OF Illinois, reports thousand
more alliances added sincs the last SEES.
ion and that there are 1000 members in
all. The Southern Alliance has been in.
vited to send delegates and nova for tho
consolidation Of the two. The National
Alliance is organizsd in the States above
mentioned end besides In kansas, Micht-
gan, Idaho, Missouri, Arkansas, Indiana,
kentucky, Tennessee, Washington Terri
tory, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Texas.
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Tus Ohio Democratic Association OF
Washington formally resolves that Civil
Service Commissioner OSorly's "pub.
llahoi letter would coms with batter grace
from Republican campaign orator." But
It wou!dn'S hisa Democratic association
Of oitice-hnldars half SO hard. I
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a aronume ent 70 tom Arm,tronv. n m Z. /.

PirrsnuRau, Oct. 4.-As q meeting OF
labor Lenders to-aish. to arrange for the
tuaoral OF tho late Thomas a. Armstrong
q temporary monument association was
organized for 4 the purposn Of erecting q
monument. 10 the memory Of the deceased,
A A telegram was ssnt TO General Master
Workman Powdsrly, Of the Knights OF
Labor at Minneapolis, asking his cooper
alton and thas Of the general Aeaombly. 4;
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EAE story OF tbs hsarsless svicsion OF
Amsr.can aettlers by tho agent OF IN
Eagljsh Byndiaate cs!ls Tor immediste in.
yostigasion. The first thing is to know
wheshos It's true. That iact being eatab.
l!shod, thu nsSt thing Is to apply O
remedy. II noIrsnaty exists, make one.
American hes'sa throb with indignation
at the evlcslons IN Ireland. Wa ught to
bojllt as Indignant when the same thing
happens in America. II ;ss!,. s ,{S.,sSj
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T-WI-9 9fl7 ETT1-T1 ? = Is7sI.1 2 l.1NT !
Z ALayss Mill DESTROYED,

BLooNlsaros, Ill, Oct. 5.-The mills
OF the Bloomington Roller Mil Company,
together with grsineries containing 3O.-
600 bushels of wheat, wers burned this
morning. Loss $50 ,000, nearly covered
by insurance. Tho Ere ia supposed 10
have originated in the dust room. iill.sy5 6.
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! Child Born without Eyes.

u DUBUQUE, Iowa, Oct. 4.-A5 child born
yesterday to NJ, and Mro. Bohn is with.
out eyes. A surgical examination failed
to reveal the alightest trace in any form Of
optics. In other respects the child Is per.
iact, and unusually strong and well
ehsped tsI n b jIll =
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isg A Duel In a Hotel Pnrlor,

LEBANON, KY, Oct, While talking
to q young lady In 8 hotel yesterday, Ole.
menta Rawlins, Justice Of tho Peace, and
Edgar Beard had 4 dispute. Pistols we're
drawn and firing began in the parlor, only
ondinS whea both parties had retrsa!ed
to the street. and Rawlins lay dead on the
sidewalk. N A 4g.,5'fi ..5fl "a sf1i
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THAT "FonAIsa,. SNUB,.

l
How President Cleveland Explained 1t to
}si955i. Mrs. Hendricks.
New YoRK, Och. 4.-The Worlds In.
disnapolis correspondent tslcgraphs that
he had q CONVERSATION last nigh. with
Mira. Hendricks regarding the recent call
upon her OF President aud Mru. Cleye-
land. she said tha. she had bstter op.
|porsunity to estimate him in general
way during bio call than ever before, and
that it was altogether favorable. IA
Mrs. Hendricks did no. enter into the
details Of tho conversation oxcept in one
particular, and that was in reference to
what bad passed into the gossip OF the
day az "tho Foraker snub." The Prosi.
don't dl6cleimed any intention On the
part Of Mn. Cleveland to maniiest any
diGcoursesy towards Governor Foraker
snd his wife. He declared the antire si-
fair as sent over the wire was distorted,
exaggerated and largely the prcduct OF
imagination, that the failure to shske
hands with the Governor and his wife
waa not intentional and frequently hap.
penad In large, crushing reception ouch
ss that Was. z ! rs y '4,
Mrs. Cleveland did not attempt to add
anything to her huaband's explanation.
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Mn. DELL, OF tho Thistle, wants Gen.
Paine, Of tho Volunteer, to challenge him
ior a 1acs over triangular or eqnnro
course, IN either Of which, he thinks, his
cnttsr could do batter than under the con-
ditions Of the raco Just lost. Since Gen.
Paine is abuudantly satisfied, he 10 not
likely 10 fee! any urgent reason why hs
should challenge the scotchmRn to an
other bout. 5...5, \, X tiis:,
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Chicago, Oct. 4.-Edward and Thomau
Moran, aged about 2s and 9G yeara, re.
epectively, were found doad in bed ct
their hotel this morning, auGocated BY
gas. They csme from Ardrake, Dakota,
and were en- route to Canada. The two
we're brothers and apparently thriving
business men, tgt lisSIy55 e Il - rs q -
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PRovlNcErowS, Mass Oct. 4:-six fish.
ing vessels from the Grand Banks arrived
here yesterday. They report the gale ol
Septombsr as exceptionally ssvsre and
the loss oil life as heavy. Altar it was
over many empty dories were seen. q One
Of the returned vessels lo,t three m On and
another lost Eve. 4 4. jl:s5:ss
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-AUorrihln Accident.

srRlSarRLD, o., Oct. Peter Tobias, a
wealthy farmer, met a horrible death near
springa Geld, to, day. He was driving acroBa
the Bee Line railroad, when an express
train struck his buggy, mashing 1t into bits
and driving q piece Of spoke through ;hia
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TIE 1sTILLIaEScgn ia glad to know TINT
the La Billie glsa1 works arc to bo rebuilt
on tho old site. This conclusion, after all
the tBmptiEg ofsra, is another testimonial
10 this locality as a manufacturing center,
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JAKE SuARr,wsa born lucky and grew
rich. Both Of these things help him to
keep ou. OF the pauitentlary. How long
does New York Justice intend to wear her
eya'iR mourning? ai
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND makes bio speech
with Cansua Compendium under ono
arm aud hia!ory Of tho United States
unlcr the other. It would savo time II
tac gentlemen had Leave to print.
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only ono Delegate Present.

SYRACUSE, NY, Oct; !. Only one dele
gate, Sylvester NJ. Douglass, Of Rochester,
was on i hand for the convention Of the
National Reform Party, announced to bte,
held hers today Evans. tho organizer
Of the movement 10 Ill in Tonawanda,,
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To our British ooualns:--We gave your
TAtstlo fair play. Do the proper thing by
our own kilraln whom he gets IN the ring.
No ueennn.sayoEs business this timc, II
yon please. 50gs- x &55. g. (, b.
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II Henry George can't kill OF or buy
OF George Frsucts Train, Mr.. George will
hardly be elected Secretary Of State Of
Now York .thln year. Train is running
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AGREED UPON.
Tho Terms by "hIehtse W. y. Absorhs the
Is, S o. Telegraph. ~ 5i i-.lgg

Tho Terms by EhlchtI w. y. AbsOrhs the
BIS o. Telegraph. :gg
New YORK, Oct. 4.-The Sun says: It
was announced on excellent authority last
night that the terms by which. the Went.
ern Union Telegraph Company is to
sbaorb the Baltimore $ Ohio Telegraph
Company have bean sgrsed upon. 7. was
stated that Mr.. Gould had directed Dr..
Norvln Green, : Ms president Of the
Western Union + Telegraph to sign
the contract with J.{ Pierrepont
Morgan, representing tho syndicats
having in charge the welfare and ultimate
recuperatioa Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio
properties. A powerful director Of the
Western Union gos out Of bed at mid.
night to talk about the transaction. He
aGsd that Robert Garrett's nudden return
to New York was the result Of negotia-
tions affecting the purchase of the Balti.
more 4 Ohio by the Western Union and
that he will bo hore to formally partici.
pate In the turning over OF the property,
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Conc Insane.

atcial Dtspdteh 10 he IntelliotRcer.
RlrcuIE, O. H., OCT. 4.-John r. Ridge
way, aged 40. Of near Mole Hill, this coun
ty, was taken yesterday with what physl.
clans pronounce an acuts attack Of inssn.
ity. He ie very dangerous at times, and
his removal to thu Insane Hospital will. Il
is thought, bs necessary. i96aG;
John Rsecs, who was stricken with
paralysis near here last week, died on
Saturday: Hs remained perfectly uncon.
sclous all tho time from the day OF tho
stroke. His wife is now lying in pre-.
cariors condition from heart diaeape,
brought on BY gsicf, and her recovery 10
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narvest Excursions via Psnnsylv lvanin Line
West of Pittsburgh. ~ 3si
FIJI On Monday, October 10. 1887, excursion
tickets will be sold to points In the Wept.
Northwest and Southwest from all stations
on the Pennsylvania Lines West OF Pitta.
burgh, at very low round trip rates. These
tickets will BIO good for return passage
thirty days from date Of sale. For furthe,
Information call on or address the nearest
ticket agent OF the Pennsylvania Com
pany, and Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St
Louis Railway Company. 9sS rrhaas Z
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L, L situated on an elevated plateau

and communication ['The city is az
Important railroad center. It 10 connected
with Lake Eric by the Wabash and Erie
canal. The Wabash river is nayigable. =
The American CyclopedIa 65%lS i
"'And lis extensive manufactures and
induasrles already In operation There
arc humorous large fsctorisa 'ss. Pork
packing is extonBtyely carried on."-
American Oyclopsdia.l 'Q93G.
"As the aixtesn volumes OF tho Amer,
lean Cyclopedia are not commonly found
among the furniture OF q traveller, 1t ID
fair to assume that the speeches already
delivered, togather with those designed
for points further along the line, were all
composed and committed to memory
at tho White House in the intervals Of
public business. Unless the whole ora,
torlal echeme should be at once remodel.
cd In consequence 81 thia surprising die.
closure, the inhabitants OF st. Louis,
Ohicago, Madison, Kansas City, Minneap.
oils, Memphis and other points on the
routa will DO enabled to fofetell with tol,
erable accuracy the Bpeechea the President
intends to make when he reaches their
respective towns, Few libraries do not
contain the American Cyclopedia. We
shall not. attempt to characterize Mr.,
Oleyeland'a appropriation of the Cyclic.
psdia'a facts and phrases. We arc quite
sure that Mrs. Cleveland Is not party to
the proceeding. Up to the present time
abe has undoubtedly listened to the we'll.
rounded periods Of tho Presidents speech.
es without . suspicion that tho language
was not original with him, or that the
iacta and idea were drawn from any other
source than hia own private stock Of
geographical and historical knowledge"
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lIlrs Glstelligeufar
oGlc,, Nos. sS aud :, Fourteenth s.roet.
LOUISVILLE has dog that chews gum.
Do you hear thin, glrlsP
In Pittsburgh yesterday 1t rained on tho
Grand Army. l. rainod also on the un.

IT Is unfortunate for the President that
tho editor otthe New York Sun Is also one
oIlhe etIi!ora OF The American Cyclopsdia,
s1l knows h.s own work when he ses Il,
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A CHURCH, ROW NEXT,
A WranSlo In Madison Over the prosidents q
~ N ~ - : yrOshR otiYa Trim. ----, ~

A Wrsnglo In Madison Over the Presidents
e prOspGc ctiye Trip. II.
MADISON, WIS, Oct, An interesting
church row haa bsen precipltased az the
result Of the president's prospective visit.
twas announced that the President aud
wife would attend divine bervice October
9th at Grace Episcopal Church with the
Villas family. 1FG ~. fIi7 y d
The church suthorities then gave out
the information that to avoid cruah cards
OF admission would bc issued to that par.
ticular service. This provoked n promi.
'nent member oi the church 10 publish q
communication sharply denouncing euch
q plan aa unchurchly 10 the iartheat de-
gree, and intimated that Ii was on the line
Of intolerable snobbsry. The rector Of tho
church made hot reply through the
prese. claiming the plan; while 1t had not
been formally adopted, was by no means
unprecedented. The funny part OF the
whole matter is tho President has not
given oven IN intimation thst he will at.
tend the church a. all. M h
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! Tho Ku,nor Contlrn, All

&
Il PmLApELutA, Oct. 6.-The Record will
aay::".Itis authori.ativoly stated in the city
that the negotiations between lil tae
Western Union and Baltimore & Ohio
Telegraph, by which the former 10 to oh.
tain control Of tho latter, has been prso-
tically settled, and DO made known form.
ally at the next annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Baltimore & Ohio
Gailroad. At that time Mr.. Garrett will
aunoducs The ssle Of tho telegraph priyi-
legee, tender his resignation as Preaident
Of the company, First Vico President
Spencer will; be elected his successor, and
1t is declared there will bs radical changes
made in tho executive officers. "a gentle:
man who has been prominently Identified
with all matters pertaining to the recent
operations affecting The B. & @, property.
stated yesterday that the aale Of the telfe..
graphic franchises was part Of the plan
Of the syndicate. {l3s2 {5l33ss25,l "a
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Mrs. Ada Dltteubsndar hao been, nom, nom
mated by the Prohibition" party as a can.
dldats for tho Supreme Court of N sbraska.
and Is making an active canvass. M 5iI5s4. !.
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DelIghtea WITH Tho Trip.

GODFREY, Ill Oct, 4-Tho Presidsnt'a
special train passsd here ct hali.paat i2.
The .c1cursionia.c waro about retiring.
They are eli delighted with Tho manner
and cordially oil ths;r cMtertsinmentin
St. Louia. "A. il0.-L, ~ -. sE..t. a. I.
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\! Ivory Starch, Q little warm water, a little
starch quick, economical, beautiful, Grocers.
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q sudden Doath Of John u, fIuch,

BoaroN, Oct. John B. Finch, Of Ne
bsaBka, the well.known temperance advo-
cate, died suddenly In this city last night.
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MR. .PoWDgRLY. TALES.

Is ~ AZ Aatei WOW tu.uay MIR. stOWdeflV
said: lit is no doubt true that our num-
bers are fewer that they once were, but
we understand each other botter. There
were great many who came into the
order through curiosity and the excite.
ment Of the times, but they did not have
the interests OF the movement at heart
and have dropped out. But It Is truo that
there are many branches to the labor,
movement This is no. internal dissolu.
ton. On tho contrary, those branches
arc only an evidence OF a healthy growth.
There is nothing that rsmains PERFECTLY
quiet except corpae. and Ike to ses the
men who are engaged in labor reform have
divers opinions. It shows they are think
ing,and Coo. .epeed the time whom ali men
will think. Now, mark my words, for I Z
am speaking with some knowledge OF the
subject, the time will come when all these Z
several diviaions OF the labor moyement
will unite and We will have one grand re- \
form organization. do not say that T
sm right in everything; on the contrary
must confess that l am too often wrong.
but the two factions Of the labor move. I.
ment will come together, and then, aa
reasonable men, they will eradicate tho
Impractical features so that tho bast OF
both will be welded together. i After this
Q third faction will come aud go until a
harmonious understanding is arrived at,
!."Oa tho queasion OF politics hold that
the great, mass Of working people arc
wrong. They look too high in the first
place; they wish to reach the ton of the
lndder at a bound, when experience
teaches that this is folly. This is the
most serionB question with which we haye
to deal. l advocate that the small local
Offices should be looked after with an !
eternal vigilance. Let me elect the ssaes- I
eor and l care not who elects the Presi- <
dent. It is the principle that Wish to
inculcate in tho minds Of oil workingmen,
that they ehould attend to their local pol.
itics, and tho affairs Of State will take caro- /.
Of themselves. II this can be accom-.
pliahed, and l havo no doubt it can, thon
the labor movement will have reachsd a
poin. whore Its foundation is securo, ','gl \. 4
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i RANDOM REMARK

RANDOM REAARKs.a.E Fl 4 lfsss
The yeterana from Wheeling and Salem
were the guests Of Post No. IS, Allegheny,
and we're dined at post headquarters, on
Federal street, whers a very elegant rc-
past was served by the Ladies' Auxiliary
society. III 81 sS q M $500 A
Not a picture OF Grover Cleveland Was VA g
to be aeon in Pittsburgh yesterday. No.
body thought 1t IN good t,ste to try to GRE
ate discord. a q. ,yy ||,%5se 81 4. y ;ss
"a big camp Gre was held at the Coliseum
Ia Allegheny last night. The Sons Of
Veterans and e4.P Prisoners OF War elso
held reunions. si; E sf.5-i
In the afternoon Wheeling people went
to Barnum's circus, or paid S. cents to eee
FIVE innings of a Samo of base ball be.
tWaen the Detroiis and Allegheniey, which
everybody agreed was wolae than any
game seen here thio seaeon. 5.: r. Ii Is
The rush at the reataurants aud hotels
yesterday was q !"corker,"'s and last night
at the Union depot the crush lust before
the Wheeling train pulled out was awful,
Tho Panhandle special and Baltimore &
Ohio express left Pittsburgh together on
the dot at 8:45, and the former arrived
here at II :27. The latter did not pet In
I'LL alter midnight. Both roads ran spe.
cial trains about midnight. Z. X
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The parade was not SO long as was ex-
pected, largely, Of course, owing to the
bad weather. Some posts that were
counted on were missing and others were
very nmall. Pittsburgh and Allegheny
turned out in exceedingly creditable mum.
bsra, and an interesting feature OF tho pa
rade Vas the National Guard, which occu.
pied the post Of honor on tho right of the
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Cleveiand's "tmprompla" Jpeeciics EaSon
~ from tbs :Au,sr'a "a CIcispo iia, y 4